The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-03-18, Page 15•
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DAY, MARCH •1a, 1941
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THE • LUCKNOW SENTINEL,., LUCKNOW ONTARIO
CANDID I Y•SPEAKING,
You'll never look lovelier,thanwon
your wedding day and •
wouldn't you like, to know how
otben,eee you?' Let Ili ;Word
yoirlook . and this
day .... with, One wed-
ding oandide. You'll''
always be Bled you •did, -
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HADDEN'S STUDIO
GODERICH, ONTARIO
118 ' St.David St Dial 5244 3787
iy TSeit!e•;
ation is at stake come'
ht when those town brag -
e on the modest•: lads
country in a broomball
will climax thea Lions.
ival.
rung, .on. arrangements
ame, . at the last. Lions:
Fred' . "Coop" Pierce ' is
lining to such ruralites as
nn, Gord Finlayson and
ouston,' that . the. y'd. • het -
up with theirbest for
ldn't. be. . nearly . good
n a . more considerate
said the .towners. would,
;oft' with their • country
'he :• game, he. ,sail; will'
sur if thereh' are enough,
In 'boys still. 'in action' to
Webster wanted to know
there.was a doctor; two.
but no florist on the-
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)y it all, , Gord .Finlayson
know• who'. was making.
Urban -Rural` Feud
the .rules, . and. Bob Mcrntosh ap-
pealed for ' a farmer referee. He
lost out. "Cuddles" . Henderson will
do the whistletooting and the ."city
slickers" have him well taken care.
of.
• .The consensus'. of opinion ' was
that if the game,wa's hall as good
as Pierce's report, it ..would :be
something and it will. •
But it's only the climax. The car -
rival opens with a hockey ,game
between , the Peewees, and: the
Girls team, and' is followed by the
costume judging and .race , events°
Last '• week: you had 'a preview of,
those toe rubber .,smoothies • who.
will uphold .the town's honor. This..
week you can • get , the, lowdown:
on the .`.`sed busters" who airn to
literally, trample the anemic -urban-
ites:into the mud.
• a ,
An, artificial ice. 'commi'ttee has
Auction. `Sales In
Full Swing Now
Indications of an early :$n^ing
have added' impetus to the holding
of auction sales "before the farm,
ers get onthe land," • •
As, ;a result The. Sentinel Office
window is well plastered with sale
bills. •
Starting . last. Thursday, Bill
Lyons • had a clearance sale of live-
stock as he. is toenter hospital for
an operation, On Saturday, ' Cliff
Sproul, con. 3, West Wawanosh.
had a sale of stock and imple-:
=eats, ,
This week started with a 'sale of
stock .and machinery on Tuesday
•at Oscar White's, on con 2, Huron
Township. On Thursday there will i
be a dispersal sale of dual pur- ,
pose Shorthorn herd of the Arnold:
Alton.. Estate, con. 9, Ashfield, , as. :
well as machinery, poultry, hay
and grain.
On Saturday of this week there
will .be two sales in Ashfield. Al-
bert W. McGee,; con: 4 is.' selling
his livestock - and implements. The
same day at 'con. 8, Ashfield, there
will be a sale of . modern power
maolunery, hay and grain . for
Gerald Walter.
Next week, Tuesday, March 24th,
stock .and' implements' will be sold
at the farm of Norman :Rivett,.
con: 7, Ashfield.
On Thursday, March 26 -there
will ' be a sale of livestock and
machinery . at Wilfred. Smiles
:farm, con. 12, Colborne Township,
and the following week, Thursday,
April 2nd Clifton Geddes' herd of
Holstein cows and heifersand a
full line of` farm machinery, hay
and grain will' be 'sold-. at his, farm';
con. 4, Huron Township.
;Advertised in this issue is a sale t'
of implements, hay, grain and'
household ' effects for the estate of
the. late Harold Johnston, con ' .1,
Ashfield
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been set up in ,Teeswater with
,the go,ahead signal to see if some tions in order to have artificial ice;
;$25,00.0 can be, raised by contribu- for next winter: ` •
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swim
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HAy_PASIURE
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pnt.D.0 Re• clove�C ....1 . .
C1i�x Tis► 3i
ancoln arose
f n,
more . than ever -the Co-opBi � Bonus: Hayand
Now—more g ,
Pasture Program, takes the.' guesswork out ' of selecting
seed-xn gtures for higher yields,:and hence higher farm
profits. How? Simply by taking. advantage of our new
prescription mix seed service. And it's so convenient •
right ni your: own area! Here's how it. works: just
too :.. .gi t o
pay a visit to.your .Co-op ; and discuss your.' particular
seed requirements with' ,its Soil and 'Crop' Specialist.'
Based on : Department of Agriculture recommendations,'
high quality name -variety seeds will be accurately blended
in our. NEW . SEED MIXER! These specific
Mixtures will' allow for maximum
yields of the hay and pasture required
in YOUR livestock program.
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key. 7:.
Sponsored by ,Lucknow and District Lions Club
LUCKNQW ARENA
• at 7':30: o'clock sharp
FRIDAY, MARH 20th
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lucknow Ladies vs. Lucknow Pebw0es
UME EVENTS at 8:30
,CHOOL and KINDERGARTEN
Soy or Girl....•. ; $1;00 :75 :50:
IC SCHOOL STUDENTS:
des 1 and .' 2: .
toy or .Girl. $1.00 • .75' °50
des 3and 4t
loy or, Girt $1.00 .75 .50
,des.5-an 6: •
toy, o�r: GirI
des 1/ and' , :. •
loy or 'Girl • , $1.00 ., .15 .50
$1:00 .75 ,.50 •
HIGH SCHOOL and' ;ADULTS:
Best Lad;Y or Gent + $,1.00 :75
RACES....
Girls' race, Grades .1 ..and 2: ' .75'• .50
Boys'- race, ••-rades 1 and: •2 ..75
Girls' race; Grades 3 and ,4; . 75
Boys,' race, Grades
Girls'' race, .Grades.
Boys' race,- .Grades.
r des
�1rls�r-ace, G -a
Boys' . race,,. Grades
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CO7OP
Our objective is to make You more succes7ful
UNITED' CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO
LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
• CARD WINNERS
• I At . the card party in St. Au
�.. gustine on:'Friday, March 13 there
■ were: 18 tables: The -high prizes•.
• went to. ' Mrs. Lorne. Durnin and
■ John. ' McKinnon and second high
i' to Mrs. Keith Machan.' and Alen
Sproul The ° door prize went - to
n ..Gus Redmond. '. Mrs.. Gus Dever-
eaux and Mrs. `'Julien Delberque
■ , were the hostesses and 'another'
party -is planned', for ° Wednesday,
■ .April '1. .
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■
.25 E Variety Concert
5°
:22: ;Will Be Good
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3. and 4 ' .75 .50
5. and .6 ' . 75 .5.0
',5 ond'b, .75 .50
7 -„and
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7 :and' 8.41:5..50 .
i A local talent variety . concert
2 ; i under . auspices of the ' Lucknow
,25, r , Agricultural Society will be .held
■ - in the High School .auditorium on
,25 a •; Thursday evening . •of next . week,
. ■. It paromises to be read good.
■
country. o tr and to__
wn� th Ye
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d e
.25 , e , will ' be a "parade; of •stars" in a
�wide range• of skits; dances, drills,
ISt musical and instrumental num-
berg. . ,
BROOM BALL =featuring the Gameof.the. Year
LUCKNOW BUSINESS MEN vs. ..LUCKNOW DISTRICT FARMERS :-
(favored to win — odds '3 to 1)
a
ATTENTION, ,Mr. BUSINESSMAN
Next week The . Sentinel will .._'
be publishing" a special section
announcing the opening ' of
Lucknow's, ` ..new bowling alley.
° A number of . contractors and
suppliers will . be ' extending
their best wishes to Lammert
and John. Van der Veen, the
proprietors.
A number of local merchants
will join in a single. ,advt. ex-
tending their congratulations
and best - wishes.
Any merchant or business
man . wishing his name to ' ap-
pear in this ad, must . inform
"The Sentinel by -Friday of this
week. Thew cost : of this . co- '
operative .,greeting is small in-
dividually.
n dividually,
Municipal officials in, Goderich'
and • Sarnia are, protesting . against
.wing...an_..: oil—coni an_y_ to .-do T
drilling In' Lake 'Huron. They have.
been supported in. their . protest
by ' letters from the reeves of .`
Ashfield• and. Goderich Townships
and the warden • of Huron.
F I/ Each number will carry out .a •: - • ; . ,.
rspecial• theme representing the A good diplomat knows all the
• 1 monthsof the' year, and it has answers—he never gets• caught
e ! every. indication of providing one . with his alibis ' down,
isof the ' most, enjoyable .local talent v-- •
■g g here in a Kairshea Dippers •
■ , entertainments staged ,
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■ 'long time. The Kairshea Dippers held their.
■ : lori
• Advance Sale tickets are avail seventh meeting;-• on March 11' at
at able from m Mrs. C. Colwell's.. ,After he op
• ricultural Society, and purchasers ening with: the 4-H Pledge,• ail
g.
advance sae.tickets willhave members answered he roll call
The leaders gave' and
on using -
milk hi baking , then a l mem-
hers took .part in making pan-
cakes, They discussed the skit 'to
be put on for Achievement' Day.
•FARMERS';�`FAILURE" TEAM . i e
Barr "Fractured" McDonagh, Leo embers of the Ag
john "'"Potato King"` RutlletrforCly
.. •„ Yew "Stretch" Murray, Frank ' "Select"
lin: Yallt' Hackett, Alvin . "Tangle. ■ f of 1
", ," a l-Iarvey Red Brand I -lou r
_.. ,. __at.. -r._ .....�.:Murr. Y, .. .. _. ,.._ ., µ a. chalice- to be a. door prize Alkab" Barryoppalont, .. "Takeout" ■. p a win-
of d stdn 'Gord 7akeoint `rnlayson, .�ack' • tier. •
fi� ld », R"Dixie yup Cushion
Hackett, •
,i, , McCharles, Oliver 'is 0+,, h �;.. had
acket.t, Doug °Grinner l'ayr ar - r y,
" eaner' :'' Ackert, Bob' ""Double ■ ,Lloyd Ackert will be 'master of.
,, ,.. Allah ,. 1 ,, bid"
�h w(� McIntosh, ", ....
.., i l.0 1. li� r -r Cushion**
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Icon, Glen „High T'est"�' Walden 'l'•iphick Blake N n rn
■ ceremonies 'and spearheading the
1:11 event • are Mr;. and Mrs, Oliver
' the. �, Society pies of r and' lemon t chiffon the pancakes
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